The coach, defiant after last week's loss, changed his tune Monday.
The coach, defiant after last week's loss, changed his tune Monday.
Washington generated pressure and turnovers, but it was unable to get off the field on third down and was no match for the Chiefs.
After another uneven performance in Sunday’s loss to the Chiefs, Washington’s Taylor Heinicke will have to dig deep — and go deep.
After yet another bad week, it's clear that the Washington Football Team has earned its position: Never deserving the benefit of the doubt.
Washington's three-point halftime lead disappeared as Kansas City scored 21 unanswered points for a 31-13 win.
After throwing two interceptions in the first half, continuing his turnover struggles of recent weeks, the former MVP played a nearly flawless second half to lead Kansas City to victory.
Washington dropped to 2-4 on the season with the loss.
How will the Washington Football Team coach prepare to face his mentor? "You just don't know with him."
If the NFL can't accept Jon Gruden's stigma, it shouldn't tolerate Daniel Snyder's.
Plus, Washington looks to shut down Travis Kelce and Tyreek Hill, and stays confident in its veteran backup offensive linemen amid injuries.
The National Football League and Commissioner Roger Goodell have pulled every trick in the book to cover up for Daniel Snyder and the Washington Football Team.
Washington has made it a point to get younger, and the team has felt the effects of some rookie mistakes in the season’s first five games.
Taylor, who was killed in 2007 at the age of 24, will be the third player to receive the honor, joining No. 33 Sammy Baugh and No. 49 Bobby Mitchell.
NFL journeyman DeAndre Carter has taken on an important role as a returner and wide receiver this season, fulfilling a promise he made to his younger brother.
Women who worked for the Washington Football Team are speaking out again after emails surfaced revealing more evidence of a toxic workplace at the franchise.
Before the season, it seemed as though Washington could succeed with an average offense and a dominant defense. The offense is holding up its end of the deal.
For once in Washington, the focus is on the football, and it hasn’t been good enough.
Washington's head coach made clear Monday that he doesn't plan to get more involved in play-calling, which is handled by defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio.
The final play of the first half was the low point in another dreadful defensive performance.
As was the case last year, Washington has struggled with giving up huge gains. This season, it also has had an issue with allowing intermediate chunk plays.
